Re: RC3, ob + chunked stuff

The problem here is from the fact that internal functions aren't very forgiving if you send them a different number of arguments from what they expect. Since now, output handling functions are sent 2 arguments (the buffer and the mode), functions like strlen() which expect just one argument will complain. As I mentioned long ago, the output handling function must not generate output, or bad things happen (usually, a stack overflow, which would appear to you as a standard crash). Note that this does not apply to user-defined functions, since they don't complain if they got more arguments than they expected. The '1' problem is probably an off-by-one issue; Probably not important enough to fix for 4.0.5. Zeev At 20:14 28/3/2001, André Langhorst wrote:

using latest CVS and RC3 this still does not work on win32 (apachemod):

1) Using ob_start([internal_function]) eg. strlen(),nl2br()etc. yield in no-output, while using a simple user-land wrapper works.

crash

ob_start('foo',1); echo str_repeat('test',5500); ob_end_flush();

hangs

ob_start('strlen',1024); echo str_repeat('test',5500); ob_end_flush();

crash

ob_start('strlen'); echo str_repeat('test',5500); ob_end_flush();

no output *** zeev, how do I check if output really has been processed/sent chunked? andré --

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